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Staff Sgt. Chris S. Garrison, a CH-53E crew chief with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 366, prepares two belts of 50-caliber machine gun rounds before a night shoot, Nov. 10. Garrison surpassed 3,000 hours of flight time on this mission.

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